2020 Map of Olanta
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
The town of Olanta sits at the nexus of a low-lying landscape defined by complex water systems and traditional Carolina bays. The geography is dominated by Douglas Swamp and the meandering Lynches River, which forms a natural boundary in the northeast. Numerous oval depressions known as bays, including Woods Bay, Dial Bay, Fuller Bay, and Pats Bay, dot the terrain, illustrating the unique geological character of the Coastal Plain. Small watercourses like Cypress Br and Burnt Br weave through the agricultural and wooded plots between these wetland features.
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